As I started running, I noticed that I was still holding the note in my hand. Part of me wanted to let it blow away in the wind, pretend it never happened. Another part of my wanted to hold it close and never ever let it go.

I tugged on dads arm. "Dad, what's going on?" I wispered .Percy: I felt a tug on my sleve, so I looked down. Lena was looking up at me with a confused look and asked me what was going on. "Well, I don't know, but liv just came our crying with a note, and your mother is smart, so she probably knows what's going on." I tried to smile comfortingly.

Maria: "I really need to watch where I'm going," I said as he steadied me again. "It's fine, I was actually looking for you. They want to give you a mission if you think your up for it," He told me."Of course I am!" He smiled and lead me to the leader's office.Annabeth: "I think Mar decided to go somewhere for a while…"

I started to tear up. "But why? She-she loved it here! Didn't she?" I started to really cry, upset that mar had left. My parents looked at me, alarmed. Last time I had gotten this upset all the plumbing in the house broke. I didn't have the best controls over my powers when upset...

Percy: Annabeth gave me one of those looks, saying with her expression, "I don't want the plumbing to blow. You stop the water, I'll calm Lena down." That was one of the amazing things about annabeth. She could say an essay with one look. I concentrated, stopping the plumbing from going haywire.

(( if I put Percy before what I post, Percy says it. If there is no name, its Lena.))Percy: I sighed. Annabeth had succeeded in calming Lena down. "Hey, let's go eat those pancakes you were making annabeth. I think it would make us all feel a bit better."

I sat at the table silently, poking at my pancakes. They even head the special blue chocolate, which we only used on special occasions. Finally, I pushed my plate away and mumbled something about not being hungry. I went down stairs where I built a small fort out of books in my room, and laid inside the fort, being sad.